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:74 Lei _~ .1 , 48 ER 56261 NEw THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, Sept. zz, iSto. THE PUBLIC are most -rspeafally informed, Twerthat the- Alterations necessarythe opening of the co in ; t Y /loxes in the third circle of ibis. Theatre ate neW". %LuPieted. and that tl)e Performancs *ill re-commence on ND AY NEXi:, iviththe Niel°. e oramatic.Opera of THE EXILE. Count Ulrick, the Exile, Mr. EGERTON ; Governor ot Siberia, hfr. BI.ANCEIARD ; Baron Alltradotr, Mr. LISTON ; • Count Calmar, Mr. BF. LLAMY ; Darin, - Mr. YOUNG; Mr. M.URRAY ; Seivitt, Mr. FA.WCErT the Empr.ss Elizabeth, Miss 'I.e)GAN Alexina, 1 0 NST 0 ; I n A Katharine, MISb LTO N 4., L U. The Coronation of the Empress Elizabtth. To wbicif\via be added, the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. c Mother SIMMONS;Squire Goose, Mr. SIMMONS • olin, afterwards' Harlequ' Clin, o . BO LOGNA, j L un. Bugle, v i n.afterwards Mr. G.R IMA D I ; Columbine, Made LOUIS. • - N ew ,es for the 13,) , (•.:* to ' taken at Mr. Brandon, at the till F ° , (-01lice,- lit Prince's-place, Hart-street, trom Ten (Jur. Bu x ,. ts " 7s. Second-price fd.—Pii 3s. 6d. Second-price. s, -- Low cr Gallery zs. Second price is 7 -Upper Gallery is. 6d.—No Money to'be returned. Doors wilt 'be opened at "I Lill past Five; and the Play 'o r ; Half pat Six. • . 1 1 . uesilay, Speed the Plough; with The Waterman. THLATRI ROYAL, LYCEUM. - (under th C • A • ratlttlarlty of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN.) I HIS PRESENT EVENING, Sept.22,-1810, Their Alajesties' Serv a nts will aft the Comedy of • AS YOU LIKE IT. Duke, .Mr. EYRE . ; Amiens, Mr. D 1 N ; Jaques, Mr. WROUGIITON; . . Oliver, Mr. WALD EGKAV E ; Orlando, - Mr. Ho ELAN 0; '• Touchstone, Mr. M...‘THEWS Rosalind (with the Cuckoo Song), Mrs. E [SW IN, liking her first aypearaz.ce in that - • Celia, Mrs. ORG ER ; Phoebe, Miss 14i)YCE-; - Audre), Miss MEELON, In Act V. a Song by firs. BLAND. To Which will be added, the Musical . 9ntertaininent of • MATRIMONY. Dciaval, Mr. RENCH; Baron de Limberg, Mr. PENSO N ; O'Cioghorty, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Clara, Mrs. EDWIN; Lisetta, Mrs BLA y I. s,_ des to he taken 0 : 4r. Spring, Box-Office in the N 'tu Entrance, of wlrJin may also be had Private Boxes. ty . ( ~1 1 1. !xes 6i. Sec on d-p r i ce ;s.—Vit js. 6:1. Second price za -rY ts. Secoad-price Upper Gallery ts. Second -I.tii 1; 11 1 ` o.)ors to he openedatHalf past Five, and fre Per ; ' n ce to begin et Halt past No Money to be re: Tuesday next, ..\-lan and Wife; with NQ Song No-Sup.. I'Ut'LLS kVAN l'FI) • AI.,kRRIED aud IiEZSIEFICEI) CLERGY ,NIAN is oesirous of receiving 1 or ThiTe P t'll.S 11,0„,2., ornF dinky. resident in a delightful Situation, forty L . ' A , iilree key. A. B. Nci. 19, Strand, London. BAILIFF. WANTS A PLACE, at Alichaeltitai next, a 4 YOUNG MAN, who has lived th , ee Years that is !? 'city With a - Noblernan, who will . recomir.enct.hirn. He 14 1 4 , M arried 11 , 1ar.,, has Pp - o!•j:.•arcii go i - N; to any part of t „ Oarkt or Wales, ungi,rstaiich Suibia. Husbandry, •allAl ti ling relative to Farming Business. I 4H'cln PP I • to Mr. ilardtng, Bookseller, St. Lantes's• street, , • Mt)i.NitY ANNUITIES REDEENIAI3LE. HE Nobi!itv, Clergy, Gootry, and others, may ev‘. iumeediatdy iiccultulU)datoi ..vitli ant. Sum,li,w bv`tgreat the,anvoinr, n terms hilly etitial, to knort4age. grant of an atlegirite4 secured, either upon .-1141 (1 Co r hold, I. Funded Vroperty or P,r acttal S ecurity (,entlemen of responsi.diity %%ill find tids tisement worthy their attention. The expcnces will be tr rate e , atid.the business will be concluded la the most -se. xpedittotis manner. er uon _. 41 plications received every day.: Nlessrs. Fitz 1)0 " , .0 o. at No. .o, s t ank-street, If:wring-cross: Letters, . " Paid immediately answered. BRANSGONIB ANi) CO. 1. si vEw . Ricivr, Surviving Partn er and Sole Conductor, kESPECTFULLY acquaint the Puul,c they are anet V "ow Seilirg - 1 i CKF TS anti SBA It ES in the grextisy y of Numbers , at their truly fortunate 011 Les; 'No. 1, , 7 : 4 CORM-JILL. ri, HOLBORN, ja, 11 ANNI ARK LI , 1::, - `' 26 ,9, ST RAN 1). for the' last Seven Ye.trs thwy have only, rortunes greatest Favouritq r and in the try() last years Prizes they Sh are d a n d Sold 2 2 of - ,C20,0,z0 _I i Prizes 0f,C5,0b0 4 moo° 4 1%, ..- - k scyl and 4 t,o•N, The First - 3000 -• /Mt Price of 500 '1 lams The Last - 2j,000 2,221 - 4 lon Ott!o. .. Ana only - 4 ,000 Prize ever Sold Air Shared. 11e4id eS 3,618, the Grand P rize of too Tickers, or £24,745. - 1 ,, And in the Last Lottery alone Ten Capitals.. t o me Only Lottery to' he drawn this Year, will he i9th Oc ,:w. ona New Plan, having Five Prizes of ,C;20,000, only : 7 '....Zl ( 2_.Ntitubers. and not Three Blanks to a Prize. ItICHARDON-, GOODLUCE., and Co. Con -1 tractors with Government tor the present st'r -VT E k E ,RY, resprelfully inform the Putpc, that IIL - b 4;v l.S and SHARES are now on Saleat their Offieez, Bank g-ero and opposite IheKilig's Mews, Char ss. SCHEME. S - -of - 4:zo;l000 - ',.. are - - 4:100,0no 5 - - - - 2,000 . roeDoo S - - *- - i,OOO Soo 3') - - - . - 100 - - ----- 3,000 s') - - - - so Itu 25 , ----- - - 2,500 4,800 --___ IS - .• -. . - - - 72,900 4, ° 0 0 tickets. • . ,Czce,onc. , ,o .......... FIVE TICKETS OF EACH NT73IBER. All to be - DrAwn the igtil of 0 CrOlik.l{, ISio. L\ c 414 4 TU Iti D A 1/, SEPTEMBER 22 1810. SALES OF ESTATES, &c: GLOUCESTERSHIRE. MHE SL'DELEY CASTLE MANORS and ESTATE, to be SOLO by A.UC ['ION, on Thurs day and Friday. the 27th and 28th. of September, tilto, , at the Flotel, at Cheltenham, at Eleven o'clock, in Tturty-o:te Lots. This Day was publisbed,-in. timo. l'rice 4s. 6d. bound. TES BEAUTES de L'HISTOIRE tirees des AUTE.URS ANCIEWS et MODERNES de toutes les NATIONS; ou, Essai Sur l'Education Morale de la lett nesse ; :dan3 lequel on taclte de la porter, par des exein pies amuans a I'Ainour et a la. P calque de routes les Vertus. Par L.. C. MOIL E Nouvelle Edition, revue et eorrigee. Respicere exemplar vita morumqzie.—Hor, ad Pis. A Londres: Impome pour J. Mackinlay, C. Law, Lack irigton, Allen, et Co. Damon et Harvey, 1., Scholey, et Du 7 'aft et Co. *-. BREWERY. To be Disposed of on moderate Terms, ASMALL, but very Compact ALE and TABLE BEER BREW HOUSE.. The Situation (which is at the West End 'ot the Town); is undeniably the vcry best in London ; .and the Premises will admit of being enlarged to any extent. Apply, personallY, - at No. Is, Upper Lifson-street, Pad-. dington ; or if by Letter (post paid) an answer will be re turned. UNIQWELY BEAUTIFUL AND 'ROMANTIC Es- TATEON SOUTH WALES, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT, CONSISTING of an excellent sized FAMILY HOUSF, with Domestic - and Agrii:ultural )rtEes, and Buildings'ot every description ; a Farm-house, anu up wards ut ap Acres of rich Meadow,' Pasture, ant Wood Land, encNntingly situate On'the River Triey, abounding i 9 Trout, aad in'a country whereame is in profusion.; For furthe' particulars apply to McSTS. 13rciwne,anct Co. Itiuse-Agetirs, and Land Surveyors, - No. Southarnptou row, R usNel.sql,4re, London ; at the sell Inn, Gloucester,; Mack worili Ainia, Swansea ' ',lvy Bush, Carmarthen ; and Bush, Bristol, where a plan of the Estate may be .seen. . ESSEX. D ED I lAN, 'Filly-eight Miles, and WI X, about Sixty-three Miles front London. TO lIES.oLD,IIY AUCTION - , By LINTON and LAVALLIN, On Wednesday, the 34 &ay of Odober, 1810, at the White ' Hart Inn, Colchester, at Twelve o'clock, - IN TWO Lc) I'S, According to printed Pdrtic.olars then and .there to be pro duced, unless previodsiy disposed of by Private Contrad, of wench notice will be given, - with immediate possession, the tOlowing very valuable an4destrabie Estates ; LOT I: • --rHE MANSION-HOUSE called the - HOOKE RY, in l) E DILA '1 aforesaid, and 53 A. more or less, or rich Ar .ble, Meadow, -and Pasture Land and Orchards, in a Ring Fence, with suitable Out-buiidings, the whale customary Copy hold, equal to Freehold, except five Acres, inure, r less, at the will ot the Lord; ire the occupation of Mr. Firmin, the Proprietor. • The House is fit for the immediate residence of a_ large gen • tee' Family, with two Gardens well inclosed and planted with choice Fruit-trees in. foil bearing ; Also a iary detached cottage, near the-Mansion-house, fit tor 'the residence of a .smalr getiteci family; tour.best Bed. rooms, Servants' rooms, and soitable Offices ' _also a Coach_ house, Startle, and Garden. now let -to Wafter Clerk; Esq for tine year, frum the sth ',sly last, and also a l'elteutent end Garth:ll now in the 0ccu1 , A ,,, .1 10110 Nickerson. Also a small Vann. in the parishes of Dedham and Langliain, or a 1):44y, two _Barns., two Stables, • ..r •I'ennients and Garden.. ground 1,1 t ,vita rent. Pers in.. J. low Rents ; and. • t: A. 2.*. .7 i'. mote or less. of Arabi,. Xi. AttJtv Ozier Crowd, and Or.: caard, ail customary Copyli,,l4: Also a Copy hold ' Messuage ..)r Tenement, with the Out.. hoirse and Garcien thereto ocloin.;ing, situate near I.)edliant 'lurnpike, - in the occuOtioit or William Mall,. i'lle Lund is all g Kat, a cbiisiderabie-paptof it adjoins the uivi4able. River Stour. . • The Luntion Coaches pass daily Within a quarter:of a mile of the \Vldnsion.house, and the Post morning and, eveitin4_. Tne'Neigltbouthood is good, the Roads excellent, and the Cothary may I:ka viewed by applying to Mr. FirrnitL JUT Consists of a most desirahie ESTATE, called POND' HALL, tit ttx residence of a Gentleman's Family, situ, ate in WIX and BR ‘DFIEL i). in• ESS EX, s.,rrouilded by good Roads and a re4pc:c:ta:)l , : :4eiglibournood. Upon it is a good Family House, two large barns, ,aid other requisite Out. buildings, t, , gether.with, • to Acres.ot refs Arable and. Pasture, more or less, in a tu g-fence,. in a high state of cultivation, including a beadti ui 'wood ot 19 A. 3 R . 38 P. nnore or less, well planted with tine grown Oak, Ash, and,Elin Timber, in. the centje a large Pond, formerly used as a decoy, a fine preserve for Ptreasiiiiti; and other. Came, . Forty 7 twO.Acres Copyholdi the remainder Freehold. The greater part Tithe tree. ' The outguings very moderate. • : Also the Great and Small Tithes arising from three Farms adjoining, contarning-tibthat 77-A. 3 R, 'with a profitable Gra vel-pi:. . The- Estate is convenient for Sea water Bathing, 8 miles from Harwich, 3 from Nlaimingtree, and IS from Colchcs. t,:r, capital Market Towns. Mr. Hiskey, the Bailiff, :will slim' this Estate: For nuttier particulars,-apply to Mr. Firrnin, Dedhami Mr Frank Sinythies, Solicitor, Colchester; Messrs. Miltie and 'Parry, SoliLitors, Temple ; or Mr. lohn Skinner, Dale 14411, Lawton!, ilejf Mrinningtree, Essex,- where Maps and Eie , : - ations of tiac Estates inay. be seen. ' PIS"! EMPER - AND o - rtIER ,DISEASES OF DOGS• most valuable MEDICINES (dis . covered, and prepated by Mr. BLAINE", Veterinary Surgeoi:, N“..s,lyptls- at eot, 4 0 .f.,rd-street) are patron4ed and used by eyery (:elebrated Sportiman'iti the United King dunn- • ' Distemper Powslers, is. 6.1: Worm Powderi, zs. 6d per " each, or 6 JOY Ss. set • . 1 4V1-oege: ttiritttient : zs. 63. Wash for canketin the Ear, A I;t.f.itive. cic.i.'.:;:i.; 1-'o.vd , :rs . Z. 6:1. per bottle. ' •br tne Maii,:c..ind othcr di - s i m Ointetit for canker outside , tenipe ,. !; ...iDo.ts, as per set. the Ear, 25 , .•5(1. Pitrgag Balls, zs. t.,,.., p. box. , so:d - retail as above, .:!nd.by, Boosey. Broad -street, City ; rera.L by Bs .relay fleet-market ; Scot,'and tsaxter,•Bdinburgh; Hud&eston ;ii:d (u; ; where a:2.y be - had Mr. Elaine's genunit Also Al:tine's Vetcrinar9 . Art, 2 vols. Svc,. with q plates 53.-I)lsTlitptr MEI)ILAL .i)SURC;ICAL. rk . 4R. COLEY, a .14ernber of the Itoy6l.CoOrte • 124 1 .1 o Surgcutts, 20, toim-street, Adelphi, Siratid, tinucs to direct his alielitithl to the PRE VENTI iiN CURE of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS, anti ifs conse quences, as ST RI CTU R ES. .G LE ETS, &c, also G E- N ERAE or LOCAL D 031 LITY, produced by yahoos-ex cesses, which will be best explained by the patient. Mr. Coiey begs to state, 'that Ids experience , is the result of 2 0 years extensive pratlice in Depttord and the Metropolis; and 13 years Surgeon to the Kent Dispensary. where his attention and observations enabled him accurately to discriminate she ditierent DiSeases above alluded to, from those resembling Sy philisid InfeCtion; air e d treat them accordingly. - • for. Coley m-iy be consuitect daily by either sex, per. 5,11.11 y or by letter-, stating the parti‘ubrs, - .1 - the complaint, ; when the saint; wii i be duly answered, and 'the expence of the necessary. 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TAY - Lk/K, Stnge , th, No. y, New iskidge-tartxt, London. wdst a te with a I Venereal SIR. E dinburgh, May 2, rit cc ,. N the Springy C omp l o a i f o which I rea ence t4r five months; but was then ()bilged to apple to a regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the vitu knee of the Disease (be mercurial applications) for some tithe; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advi,. ; * of the- first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, I was - reduced toi state almost un. paralleled and beyond description, . being an entire leper ) arid tilt crated from !lead to' foot—My he,t(i, 'throat, mouth nose, .legs, arms, &c.. hare been alternately 'in danger 0'1: becoming useless ; in short, I have had trout twenty to thirty- eating , ulcers on my body, and nearly .totally 'de-• prived of sight•.—lt would. be .vulcintnous to particula. me all my ease—suffice it to say, there never.was, or eve' . will be, onc of a more dangerous, or of a more coinpli catednature. ,was long. looked upon . by my friends, an d imagined myself, beyond. all. hopes of reeoVert ; •and, in'- deed, in my. then condition, death. was preferaNe to my more than miserable state. In this kteadful, situation did drag a most Miserable' existence, till -Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. Of Plymouth—my' friends' read it, 1 could not.—/ sent and procured i some ,of your LEAK E'c N T • PILLS„ which, by using from time, to time, t m now, and have Timm; been, (alter more than four years irldescribable distress), in as, good a state of !wait!' asever en. ' joyeti • as-a proof of this, I. had a tine, thriving, healthy child, bor n t ,„ me a few months ago. In gratitude. to God, in hopes' of 'rendering my tellow-creature service, I request you to publish this; and you may. at. any tittle refer persons who • wish to be satisfied of the truth ,of this, or further pant. culars*, to ine•or,nly friends, by letter or person, • As few cases for baditess„w it j ever equal mine, and none exceed nave Irons experience every reason -to assure mankind,. that in your I. KE's PILLS they will find a sure, speed ! , we, and radical cure, tOt the most dread. ful stage of the,Venereal Disease, ,which is tailed • 7,• c ore_ EIF.NIO; LUES, . 1011 N THOML'St)N -* Insurmountable tautly :reasons prevent' inai6ng my name and. atldress. public ; but creditable _persons really waniing i.nrOnniation may also he rel . :l - red to :ne and my friends - by •Mrs. S. it lafk arcieris„ Ed - int:wig/1. -• repsl.eo ti . j is: tly the Sole Propri,rr-r, ; V. TAY Lb le', .Member it the ~Royal - College or. Surgeon, iii London, at ilia hout,,e, No. 9, New- Pridee-street, Where he-will Oyu with,ot a, fee, ro 'person tak ing tliese _lllls, and will answe:• patients letters, if pest paid, on 'the. snue temis, oosei , ing in all cases the. Most .inviolable. secrecy,. no petson"s name or case.. having been mentioned, but at their own parmuiar reel:zest,' by the Pro.. prietor, .during the-course or more than thirty-six years, • that he has had the eontiu±ng of an extensive sale of • the above Medietne, and the practice • arisihg - therefrom'. They are also sold .by ins /.-ppoliitiii• z n: nor the corivr nienCe of those living at a distance, •by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr Macdonald, k'rinter, Gras. goo,-to whom also Zr.N T. torhis addreJsi at the ecrititicr's, No. 3s, St. Alba•t's-tti.fet, i',411-irall; Mr. Robertson's -Toy-shop, N. oxitvd-street; Mr. borough's, No. 7,1: isn-streetrhi:t, opposit. the Mo- nu•ment ; Mr. Steel's, hookseller, No: 1; Union-row; Little :Tower-hill; Me. Bull, Dame -street, Dublin; and by one person_ in every . considc.raLic • r•,,vn itl Great-lsritain. and Irciariel.. in boxes of only as. 9a. each, sealed up, with' full and plain diredions, wher.4))l persons of either Sex may. cure themselves ‘Cith-ease cat secrecy . N. 33. Every Box sold in ,•.; rent is sealed up with a• Stamp,• on which, - by favour of the Commis sioners, is printed, at the St •rnpOtil . c.e—" T. ' Taylor, N 6, New Bridge-street," to inita te which is felony, and all oti4ers.alecounterf its. NERALSULIOki Nloo.llE's .CORUN N A i; „ p ATE NT CAMP BE PST AO. tigwing regular Bed fur the Field, Barrac6, Stc. also a SO FA far c 'r Room, Set. anti likewise a EA C T tor on board pri the whole packing in a stna I I S i ke, lo wdl the most 4 4 4 41 e ev er y e t tnanukttnred. invented by MORt; ANI S tINIPE RS, No. t 6 and ,t 7, Catnetine—i‘treet, Strand, litunbly presume' the highest honours ono t. to be these who so gallantly live and die for their Kin,: c